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Garden1 — Guest speaker Edith Brix spoke at the Garden Club Annual Souper Membership Meeting at the Community Church Tuesday. Brix specializes in designs, centerpieces and floral arrangements made from natural materials from Idyllwild’s forest. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Garden2 — Garden Club members and guests enjoy soup made by the board members, and fresh bread made from Honey Bunns & Joe Bakery. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

Garden3 — Garden Club member Daniel Suiffet dishes up some home made soup during the Garden Club Annual Souper Membership Meeting Tuesday at the Community Church. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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